Llwybr Quika Path
Introduction
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Llwybr Quika Path
Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 14 Apr 2014
Llwybr cyhoeddus sy'n cysylltu Rhyd y Maerdy ger Pantyffynon â Heol Betws. Dywedir i 'quika' deillio naill ai o 'Coedcae> coeca' neu 'quickway'. A public footpath linking Rhyd y Maerdy near Pantyffynnon (trans. spring / well hollow) with Betws Road. The name 'quika' is either derived form 'coed cae> coeca' or 'quick way'.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.781102
Longitude
-3.988104